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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1888

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3

List of Sloops and Schooners With Masters and Destinations

A long OCR text lists numerous steamships and sailing vessels with masters, tonnage, consignors, and destinations. It includes entries from Boston, Halifax, Liverpool, Montevideo, and other ports, naming ships such as Constitution Le Champenois, Mystic Addie, Mary Chapman, and Abel. The compilation notes locations like Cambridge, East Cambridge, and various wharves, plus remarks about vessels at Cambridge and the Charles River.

Nation Instream Galatonia Atkin Glaucus Coleman H M Kitney New York Halifax Hill Richardson & Barnard Lewis Kansas Gleig Warren & Go Liverpool Pier Lorenzo D Baker Wiley Cann J G _ BARKS Alf Nor Jensen Gill & Lootz Scandi Emery & Co Mma R Smith Faulkner Edith Sheraton Howe C Hunt & Co Montevideo Boston Dyewood Co Geneva Gregory J S Emery & Co Rosario S.- Err Jennie Harkness Amesbury Chas Hunt & Co Melbourne Lewis John H Pearson Sparks Kinsman & Co Marquand’s E Kennard Bettencourt EA Adams & Co Eeree Constitution le Champenois Fleuriot P Pastene Bordeaux Mary Chapman, Kyffin Charles Hunt & Co Mystic Matante Hansen S.sc Standard Petersen Gill & Sootz Bearse Thestrup Glidden & Bridge Adelaide Constitution Selma Bach River Platte Mystic Tremont Brody Emery Letherbee White Cloud Hudkins Mansfield Africa Xenia Reynolds M F Pickering Lewis Barrentines Hattie G McFarland Dodge Albee, Morse & Co H W Palmer Boyd Mystic Joe Reed Bie Boe Huckins Nellie Rumbull Johnson Lovejoy Clyde Strum Gustavo Preston Sowa Ee Aes Caswell’s Gem Strout Ee Crete Boston HC Sibley Hichborne BCN Gascis Cess Eye Hardi Neilsen Burnham’s Pol Bartlett Holmes Egg di Rosa Baker Howard Gaiday Bi National Burnham's Kecky Glenn Bray Ceseseese Remick Fossett Avessses Miller Sturtevant Smith Bennett J W Linnell Bowman South Bay Ariel Jay Bath Scully Anna E Ketchum Ketchum Kelly’s Aver Fbr Carleton Quaco Weeseeee D &A Pier 6 Conlon Oebenee Vest Addie E Seavey Gerty Ipswich Grant & Morrison’s Amy D Chi “Ge Ag Cove Abbot W Uae Wae Eek Pats Webbe Grace Young Wellman, Hall & Gaeseepess Thornburne Shoppeenes Lockport Neyeek Bay State Baker John Chatto Ellsworth Cambridge Perry Weaeor Wes Colin C Baker Joseph Baker Ceeeseses Green’s Champion Haley St St John Steera Cole Moncton Araney Carrie A Norton Odgdon Doane & Co Sons B Scar Charles L Jeffrey Bassett Wellington Cambridge Canning Packet Berry Annapolis Cambridgeport Rowe Bayharles Sprague Kennedy Sproul Humphrey Pee South Bay Agenue Godfrey Millbridge Sawyer’ S East Cambridge Ainter Bangor Goodnow’s Apt Bridgtown Taylor Fitz Bros Lt CO Simpson Edward R Emerson Brockway E Waterman Hutchins Eva L Ferris St John Fitz Bros MB South Bay Electric Light Malcomsen Boston Batter Festina Philbrook Frank A Magee Keefe Red Walton Atwood Vcievecenss Forest Belle Phipps Revere Franconia Rice Fitz Bros & Go Smith’s Cambridgepart Odiorne Morgan Mayo Cambridge Gas Works Gondola Martin Waterside Ae Tone Glengariff Farnsworth Annaplis Littlefield’s George W Collins Sullivan Turner’s Charlestown Grace Bradley Tudor George M Warner Warner Port Gilbert George W Fennimore Magee Rich Henry R Congdon Brown BTA Cones Isaiah Hart Spronl Cpeesieiesn Ida Hudson Collins Rockland Ssrsceereerereess Russia Joseph W Foster Eta Tenney Hamm Gray June Bright Barter BAG Vannaman Phinney Julia Martha Calais James Ives Blake Beacham Ginn James Barrett Percy Hallowell Wood’s Jesse Hart Wall Josse Hook Arey Kate Lillie Lewis Wiscasset Lucy Wentworth Hickey Galais Lavolta Whittaker B Rogers Knight Stetson Mabel Hooper Hooper JS Emery & Co Mystic Mary Farrow Condon Belfast B& Aeclevator Mildred J McLean Erstersesess Essee Censas Mattie May Richardson Tol Cass Acesev Charlestown Majestic Fletcher Buck’s Chelsea Messenger Walker Weltch Walker & Co Mt Hope Crowley Campbell’s Chelsea Marcellus Pratt Cambridgeport Millie Washburn Mary Sands Greenleaf Streer Erstett Niger Adayas Nell (Br Cress Nellie W Craig Rhines J H Flitner Nellie Starr Bae Nellie J Dinsmore Clark Gul Ecsensee Oliver , Barrett, Wallace GCBL Coal Pier Ohir Pepsiewsee SoUth Bay Pavilion Pendleton Phineas Strong P Blake Anthony Thorns Cove Roger Drury Delay Conant Buck Shaw Carlow Pol Robert H Rathbun Crowell Cambrid Spor Sarah Heman Smith National Irwin Boutlier Chatham Cameron Wellington’s Smith Futtle Bryant Susan E Nash Stevens Kennebec Ryder W McKay Roberts St Ton BSA T Benedict Eerereereerres Victor Puig Stinson Deer Isle Essere Neers Harvard Bridge Velma Wass Machias We& WL Tuck H Mayo Woo Saan Cebéescues DO William Stevens Willis Sheppard Reeves Bienne Walter F Paer Tracy Boo Wreath Gordon Williams Bee Rathburn William F Miller Donnell Cape Neddeck Piper’s Navy Yard Warren Charles River

Ship News Notice to Captains and Almanac Entries

Observations from Oct 25 at Boston Signal Station at 8 am correspond to 1 pm Greenwich time. Captains may correct barometer errors using a one hundredth inch adjustment for every ten feet above sea level. Fresh breezes, clear skies noted. Savannah to Liverpool and Charleston to Liverpool shipments listed with rates and December allocations. Also, petroleum and lumber shipments noted to New York, Calcutta, Java, and Boston. Providence reports Quickstep charter for 5000 barrels oil from Portsmouth to Gloucester at 29c per barrel.

United States Boston Bea Tion City Eneeehia Savannah Liverpool Cosmopolitan Charleston Bremen Liseard Havre Empire Hbremen Port Jackson Brunswick Eta New Orleans Liverpoo Kremen Hartfield New York Java Parks Assyria Calcutta Henry Norwell Mobile Providence Sch Quickstep Portsmouth Gloucester Mass

Port of Boston Arrivals and Winds Report Oct 26 Weather

Port of Boston report lists multiple arriving steamers and schooners with their origin and cargo, plus strong NW winds and passage notes. Vessels include Bulg arian from Liverpool, Lorenzo D baker from Boston, Yarmouth, Cumberland, Aleghany, Furthian, Claucus, Gen Whitney, Lewiston, Tremont, City of Gloucester, tug M Winch, various bark and schooner arrivals. Reports note equator crossing and NE trades, then Bermuda, with light to fresh winds and clear sunset conditions.

Bulgarian Leask Liverpool Moise Thayer & Lincoln Lorenzo D Baker Boston Wiley Antonio Jam Hoston Fruit Co Yarmouth Doane J G Hall & Co Cumberland Thompson St John Eastport Portland W Li Kilby Aleghany Parker Baltimore Norfolk Mdise George E Smalley Furthian Nickerson Philadelphia EB Sampson Claucus Coleman New York HM Whitney Gen Whitney Bearse H M Whitney Lewiston Ingraham Bangor Tremont Donovan City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester M Winch Mary Whitridge Jorena Respit Petersen Bahia Heston Sugar Bermuda George M Warner Warner Port Gilbert Amy D Oliver Bellevean Cove Harmona Lord Majestic Fletcher Lillie Perkins Eliot Edward Everett Cooper Rockport Julia Martha Young Hyena Harris Calais Elizabeth Duffy Elsworth Alhambra Workhouse Mount Desert Emily A Staples Sellers Castine W H Y Hackett Hasson Newburyport Cleared le Champenois Fleuriot Musuash P Pastene & Co Howard Holder Orsyth HC Anderson the Star Robblee F James Bissett Hatheway & Co Maggie G Hart Williams Buenos Ayres Emery & Co Lilly E Perry Fushet Swan Wilmington J H Flitner & Co D H Miller Charles F Mayer Fred A Small Lavinia Campbell Charles 8 Davis City of Augusta Thomas W Haven Almeda Willey Annie T Bailey A B Sherman Ida H Mathis Sunset East Hull

Marine traffic and cargo notices from New England ports

From Sullivan Me to Vineyard Haven and Bangor the coast reports sailing ships, steamers, and fishing vessels including Elsie Fay Benner and General Adelbert Ames. In port arrivals list Alabama, Abbie Bursley, Gleaner, Matamora, and many others with wind NW fresh clear. cargo fish receipts total 137000 bs cod 34000 Ibs hake 37000 tbs pollock 200 bbls slivers 82000 tbe halibut. Sailed and cleared vessels include Carrie E Pickering and Howard Holbrook among many, with numerous destinations from Stonington to Providence and Boston.

Sullivan P Wyman Hodgdon New York Vineyard Haven Elsie Fay Benner Thomaston Adelbert Ames Rockland Wood’s Hall Roulette Henry Friend Mattie T Dyer George F Rummands Margaret $ Smith Mackereling Harry Stewart Blake Grand Turk Bangor Swi Palestine Swis Alabama Abbie Bursley Puritan Gleaner Gem Dexter Clark W J Miller William W Hutchings Montezuma Georgietta Charley Woolsey George Churchman Crestline Zampa Martinique E G Willard C J Willard Hattie A Marsh OM Marrett Eltie Post Boy Julian Burkele Mattie David Faust Alley Rondont Milville Grass Boston Gloucester Howard Holbrook Blue Jacket Alice C Jordan Fannie Borein Northern Eagle F W Freeman Geneva Mertes Shore Golden Rule Estella Nunan Mary Amanda Edith Emery F Maker Matamora J G Craig Sliver Dart WB Keene Mary Elizabeth Annie & Lane Lizzie D Saunders Hattie S Clark Water Lily Agnes Downs New England Oceanus Mystic Eastern Queen Little Fannie Levanter Alhambra Winged Arrow Eva May Crivias Shore Shing Carrie E Sayward Dictator Addie M Story F J Babson Henry Stanbury Georges Winchester Gladstone Grand Banks Herbert M Rogers Block Island Emily A Staples Penobscot Pushaw Provincetown John Somes Alais Providence Jane Perth Amboy Saco Merill C Hart New Bedford Laconia Salem Drinkwater Port Johnson Lottie Marshall Pike Norwood Hoboken Empress Hatch Laduskin Robbins Allie Oakes Merriam Clinton Point

Shipping News Inbound Outbound Steamers and Barks List

A condensed shipping ledger lists ships by port and status with owners captains and destinations. Vessels include Ethandune Jamieson richibucto bound for Queenstown Vinland Kittle sen for Riga Victoria New York Baltic Yggeseth Halifax Rialto New LIVERPOOL Nessmore Baltimore Black Hawk Bremen for New York Fort James Houston Liverpool Armenia Sourabaya Landsblomsten Newcastle Portland Mary Low Cashier Newport Eng Fanteo Rebecca Goddard Cape Coast Liberia New York Port Adelaide New York Katy Galveston Swansea Galveston and others in Oct entries.

Brow Head Ethandune Jamieson Richibucto Queenstown Elsinore Vinland Kittlesen Savannah Riga FIUME Victoria New York Irvine Baltic Yggeseth Halifax London Rialto Liverpool Rio Janeiro Cashier Telfer Newport Eng Salt Pond

Shipping Movements: Vessels Depart for Atlantic Ports

Swinemunde reports on Oct 25 the ship PG Blanchard from Norway with Hegge at Stettin bound for New York and the bark TC Berg from Germany with Kriegel bound for Charleston. On Oct 28 the bark Orion from Norway with Mathiesen sailed from Philadephia for Stettin.

Swinemunde PG Blanchard Nor Hegge Stettin New York TC Berg Kriegel Charleston Orion Mathiesen Philadelphia

Whalers Report Oil Landings and Cargoes

In Fayal on September 21 the bark George Mary of New Bedford, Costa, landed 3 942 gallons of oil. In Provincetown on October 25 letters from Captain Rose of the whaling Schooner Franklin, also of New Bedford, report her at Brunswick Georgia on October 21 with 226 barrels of sperm oil.

George & Mary New Bedford Costa Provincetown Mass Rose Franklin Brunswick

Mackerel Fleet Reports and Vessels in New England Ports

In Newport on October 24 ships Fearless Fanny Sprague and Seven Brothers arrived after sailing. mackerelmen and vessels like Sch GA eee from Dennis had issues with a sprung mainmast and repairs ahead. Providence reports Village Belle with 38 barrels of mackerel at Block Island. Boston notes Moses Adams building a Burgess fishing vessel Edward W Dixon for a Boston syndicate, captained by John Marr. Portland lists multiple shore fishing catches including Moses B Linscott and several vessels with thousands of pounds of fish.

Newport Fearless Fanny Sprague Seven Brothers Gaeee Dennis Mass Maria Webster Wellfleet Mackerel John Brownell St George New York Providence Village Belle Eldridge Block Island Boston Moses Adams Edward W Dixon John Marr Portland Ics Moses B Linscott Mary Daniels Willie & Alice Fairy Queen George W Cushing Martha D McLain Monticello

Shipping routes and positions from early 18th century logs

A series of vessel movements and positions including Ship A G Ropes from Rivers via Province town to San Francisco on Sept 6 near longitude 3531 and latitude unspecified, Ship Llewellyn J Morse from Savory to San Francisco on Oct 6 at lat 35 N lon 65 W, Bark Clynder Roach from Portland Or to United Kingdom on Sept 1 at lat 61.8 lon 63 W, Bark St James from New York to Yokohama with no date and lat 4% lon 32 W, Bark Teresa 1.0 Vico Ferrari from Oran to New York on Oct 14 at lat 86 lon 12, Bark Hugh Cann Bent from Buenos Ayres to Portland Bee 27 on the equator via Harriet G Stanley, Neuvitas to New York on Oct 23 at lat 58 46 lon 76 25, fich Bessie May Chambers from Barbados for Oct 22 at lat 32 15 lon 74 18.

Rivers New York Provincetown San Francisco Equator Llewellyn J Morse Savory Baltimore Clynder Roach Portland Tijuca Chevalier Hamburg Pisagua Teresa Vico Ferrari Oran Hugh Cann Bent Buenos Ayres Bee Harriet G Stanley Neuvitas Fich Bessie May Chambers Barbados Lon Reg Hg Moe Schildam Ew York Addie Morreil Andrews Demerara Abel Danielsen Philadelphia Denmark Digby Energy McBride Annapolis Goer Jordan Irong Kong Kathleen Cook Pernambuco Sower Dixon Barcelona Cummings Montreal Sydney Havana Wm B Wood Davidson Ilollo Port Benj F Packard Jackson San Francsco Heine Mani New York Granite State Ross Tor Do Jacob E Ridgway Call Kilmory Wallace Ringleader Entwistle Cebu Boston Big Bonanza Andrew Newcastle Nsw V Troop Fritz United States Ruby Robbins Iloilo Af Kauchanan Yokohama Kepler, Oetken Polynesian Professor New Liverpool Malaga Neustria North Sydney Addie Benson Curry Salem Natal Brazil Dunnure Cave Arbutus Panama City of Panama Acapulco RMO Peconic New Pali York VORT Buda Corbett Port Augusta Pictou Louis A Martinez Scott London Lowlands Wilmington QUACO Sir James Rourke Steeves UEBEC Carthaginian Glasgow Lake Huron Liverpool Dnornholme Hughin Anderson United Kingdom Ocean Wagner Londonderry Luna Wales Penbroke Dock Queens’ Own Germanie Rio Janeiro Senator Fulton Hampton Roads Rosario Emma J Scammell Kierstead Newport Eng ST John Maggie J Chadwick Kerrigan Creare Kalakaua Mary Bordeaux Emerson Day Frye Watson Glen Seely City Island Mery Young Melbourne Stettin Betty Heyle Italia Lorkeldsen Abram Young McLaughlin Perth Amboy Bremerhaven Bothe Southampton Aller Bremen Victoria Cuthona Giffer Age Kong Yarmouth Angelia Cleveland

Diverse ship notices report mishaps and recoveries at sea

Maritime dispatches from Boston to New Orleans detail distressed cargo aboard Bark Carrier Dove from Hiogo to New York, ships stranded and repaired near Shanghai, Malta, and City Island, a collision blame assessment between the Roanoke and Hyperion, smallpox quarantine release of Elbe, Alaska’s engine trouble, and multiple berthing and salvage updates including Alber Crandall, Mexican, and Mary C Hale incidents with wrecks, jettisoning, and ongoing repairs.

Boston Dove Hiogo New York Hong Kong Canada London Neckar Shanghai Moray Duncan Japan China Malta Almogavar Erie Basin North Tenth Street Brooklyn Atlantic Dock Harding L'Hommedieu Haverstraw Stony Brook Elbe Bremen Hoboken Queenstown Alaska Liverpool Rockland Alber Crandall Ash Point Owl’s Head South Railway Bangor Kucksport Baltimore Charles L. Mitchell Kennebec Swan Point Bridgeport Conn Sir Marietta Smith Sag Harbor Gowanus Bay Stratford Mgag Mary C Hale

Vera Cruz for Fernandina in distress today

Dispatcher notes Vera Cruz bound for Fernandina put in today in distress. Other reports say the Mary C Hale is not bound to Fernandina. Port Townsend October 19 off Dungeness about Stephens from Tacoma for Mel 17th. Bark Ellen bourne captain disabled shoulder to sea.

Vera Cruz Fernandina Mary C Hale Port Townsend Dungeness Stephens Tacoma Mel Ellen Bourne Newport Merritt Wrecking Company Sh H H Olds Whale Rock Sch Scranton Providence New York Savannah Pohono Jamieson Ramburg Cipero Liverpool Emiliano New Cut

Maritime Ship Movements and Arrivals Exported

Shipping news lists vessels in ports from New York to Natal and Honolulu with arrivals, clears, and sailings. Notable entries include steamer Barcelona from Montreal to Sydney, brig Kathleen from Boston to Pernambuco, and ships Polynesian Cleared Liverpool.

Maritime Traffic Across Ports Sailed and Cleared

Domestic ports report a flurry of sailing and clearing news with multiple vessels: bark Cumbrian and steamer Donau sailed from Astoria and Baltimore respectively. brig Birget and several schooners cleared or sailed from Brunswick and Charleston. numerous ships report arrivals at Bath and Coosaw with Boston Philadelphia and New York as frequent ports.

Astortia United Rae Benjamin Fole Davis Providence Charles L Genet Allen Gene’ Bec Luther T Garratson Crawford Charleston Baramner St Jago Donau Topser Swhs Boston Mary L Allen Wiley Philadelphia Agricola Whitmore Perth Amboy Jennie Sheet Harbor Two Brothers Alsatian Georgetown J M Morales New York George M Adams H A Dewitt Goorgl Trenton Runswick Keverey Frank P Lee Pendleton Fletcher Nightingale Burgess Bangor Bridgeport Conn C B Lockhart Welson Sharleston Sea Gull Thompson Accra Bessarabia Carbis Bay Liverpolsch San Domingo Kennett Seminole Deak Havre Serrano Brunswick Montevideo Aurelia Lexington Waters Port Greville New London Webster Barnard Marshall Fred Holden Rich Seventy-Six Rivers Ife J Simmons Sullivan Joseph Eaton, Jr Chafield Hallowell Artemus Tirrell Low Bath Kennebec Hallowell Ernst T Lee Thomas Calais Carrie Bailey Welch Sa Hubbard Mehaffey Buslins Morris St John Danversport Willian Bement Blake Port Eartown Mass Adelia C Williams Inn Harry B Divecty Plymouth Sea Spray Hoboken East Taylor Mary E Crosby Brooks South Amboy Nantucket Abbie E Willard Johnes Port Liberty South Marswell Emma Green Smith N J Miller Trask Rockport Martin Salem Geolover FALI Emma York Sylvester Hate Oleman Sarah Wyhompson Fred Snow Tate Somerset Omens Landing Schs Lamartine Eaton Black Warrior Babbidge Victor Puig Scott Cordova Simpson Sea Queen Norton J B Stinson Stinson Elea New York Nellie Flea Johnson Donor Mott Galveston Barkennie Sweeney Morse Mary Ann McC Farrar Ban John Douglass Dan Mabel Rose Barrett Cyrus Chamberlain Ira E Wright Apel Buckley Adams Cotuit Jupiter Barker Liverpool Heraclides Dover Marblehead Amanda C Parker Lee Lone Newpo Ay Sens Edwell Bishop Jaganselt Pier James Chord Clifford Ney Napoleon RCA Ward Belle R Hull Francisca Seneca Knickerbocker Boro Ae S Charles P Stickney Philadel Baltimore Yi Haven Thomas Clyde Savannah Seren Eee Bellini Saus Ben J Gartaide Thos P Clyde Lydia Hooper Ewport News Florence Randall Randall Wensleydale Knutsford Maryport Ala Alva Alboscha AH Howe Brown Ee En Ree Tole Eliza Anderson Harifo

New Haven and Newburyport Steamer Arrivals and Departures

Shipping list from multiple ports noting arrivals and clearances. Vessels include City of Rome Lancaster Rossignol Crusader Herman Winter and others bound for Liverpool Havana Montevideo Rio Janeiro and London. Several ships and barks sailed or cleared for Boston New York Philadelphia and St Johns with numerous domestic and international routes.

New Haven H Leaming Scofield Portsmouth Newburyport Hercules Philadelphia New York City of Rome Liverpool Manhattan Matanzas Havana Godaling West Indies Unita Barbados Herman Winter Boston Rossignol Robbins Montevideo Crusader Hutchinson Rio Janeiro Parks Subra Knudsen London Adolph Obrig Petersen Rotterdam Waesland Antwerp Edith Gouden Harold St. Ann’s Bay Italy Liverot Montepool Rossia Video Yokohama Subra Hammonia Develgoune Hamburg Spain State of Georgia Glasgow Jersey City Bristol Eng Athos Kingston Santiago Nassau Trinidad Bermuda Helene Hardenburg Mendoza John Swan Dublin Santigo Dimock Eldridge Bosbon Fraser Tou Ber California Garvie Genoa Marine McLaughlin Melbourne Josie Troop Cook China Selberg Hell Gate Ellen Mitchell Clark Hoboken Foston Ichn Ayr Fowler St John Mary C. Kennett Lizzie Call Stephen Morgan Mehaffey Bickmore Kendall Governor Lowe George A Lawrey Roubins Hastings Gifford Onion John Smith Townville Port Townsend Malay Small San Francisco Port Hadlock Arcturus Sloan J M Griffiths Avery Pensacola Cito Hoyer Brake Jarien Beck Nereu Janssen Port Royal Florence Shay Allen Naseag Isard Baltimore John Wesley van Gilder Harold C Beecher Brunswick Glass St Philadelphia Theresa John Geof Prescott Trueworthy Vinalhaven Charles Morand Port Antonio Jam Dorin Halifax Chester Wohimuth Panther Anderson Phenix Phillikirk Wilmington Rattlesnake Reed New Charleston Delaware Lambert Hall Leonora Fishaz Cape Town Providence Schs Chattanooga Linnell Bangor Julia Isaker Furbush Bath Lavinia Bell Mary Louise Mary Miller Lewis Jane Uly Mouth Mass MA Rice Arey Coast Wise Poriland Reading Bark Evanell Colcord Icis Laviaia Warren Crocker Kempt John K Souther Thomson Gardner Reynolds Snow Matieus Alles Crockett Woodbridge Emily Dyer Honest Abe Trout General Scott Maggie Mulvey Leople James Flanagan Pinkham Elizabethport W Mervin Nat Meader Dunton Hobokes Ivy Bell Loud Dover Gracie D Buchanan Potter Newport News Richard S&s Learning Norton Eva Douglass Letts John Nottingham Bishop Richmond Rabbi Einertsen Pahia Rockport Sci Hattie Harbour India Clapp Nanaimo Oakland Welfare Port Madison Germania Griffin Seattle Nellie May Courtney Briish Merchant Queenstown Drummuir Machrihanish Buenos Ayres VY Bee Noe Cacace Gergente Thomaston Sch Regalia Hallowell Tacoma Palestine Pel Wilmington Creek Sarah A Staples Gay Pascagoula Yreka Faulkingham Alais Arecibo Mendialdua St Johns Hattle Howes Wareham Handy Ada Herbert Erie

Passengers From Jamaica Aboard Steamer J Orenzo D Baker

List of travelers includes Mrs Charles Wilmot Miss Mary Wilmot Miss Emily Wilmot Miss May Wilmot Stephen Hislop Mrs Hislop Hazael Hislop and Albert Hislop, all aboard the Jamaica voyage on the steamer Lorenzo D Baker.

Jamaica J.orenzo Charles Wilmot Mary Wilmot Emily Wilmot May Wilmot Stephen Hislop Hislop Hazael Hislop Albert Hislop

Mystic Valley Club met at Parker House with notable guests

About eighty members attended the first regular meeting and dinner of the season at Parker House. Guests included James F. Dwinell Chester W. Kingsley and Robert O. Fuller. Tufts College quartet provided music and speakers discussed The Use and Abuse of the Caucus. A Boston Stationers Association was formed with 25 representatives chaired by J. C. Bridgman.

Mystic Valley Club Parker House James F. Dwinell Chester W. Kingsley Robert O. Fuller Tufts College Quartet Boston Stationers’ Association J. C. Bridgman Young’s John H. Hooper Edwin W. Gay Edward E. Clark A. L. Dalesheimer George C. Whittemore Association of Officers of Fifty-fourth Fifty-fifth Regiments Massachusetts Infantry Harvard Odontological Society England Walter Harrison Brighton Eng Bunker Hill Club Thompson-Beal Jury Emerson McMillin Columbus Board of Trade Miss McMillin Harold Binney Washington John Ware Waterville J. W. Dodge Keene N.H F.N. Lewis Lincoln, Neb C. S. Hoyt Bangor B. Saylor Boston W. Mlapp Curnal New York The Brunswick Robert Ward Miss Benson Brooklyn N. P. Cleaney Louisville Clarence W. Bowen Brooklyn Independent H. Thompson Troy Cows J Herman Lavary Miss Carson Cincinnati Bronson Howard Thornaike D. P. A. Burtchall A. ©. Woodworth Chicopee Sumner Flagg Augustus Heine Silver Creek N. Y J. W. Baker Pawtucket R. I Revere House J. J. Christie Charles B. Read Lewiston Quincey L. F. Waters Bethlehem Penn E. L. Cummings Albany Augustus Pratt North Middleboro George 5 Scale Fairbayske St. Johnsbury John Elliot Bath Tremont H. T. Patten J. W. Titsworth Atassi F. T. Greenhalge Lowell Congress Sherman Waltham Nelson E. Green Parker's

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